On 8/21/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi Medi,
> Last night, I wrote a function which perfoms a subset of queries and returns
> the results of a temporary table. It's more fast than I believe and that's
> ok to me.
> There is a prolem : It works too fine. I'm afraid of Murphy
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> On 8/20/07,
On 8/20/07, Medi Montaseri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You can think of a database as a filesystem as well. That is do some
> processing, store the result in temp table, do some more, etc,etc then merge
> and process temp tables to arrive at some result.
>
> Just as in the case of filesystem, if y
You can think of a database as a filesystem as well. That is do some
processing, store the result in temp table, do some more, etc,etc then merge
and process temp tables to arrive at some result.
Just as in the case of filesystem, if you are operating in a concurrent
evironment, you need to fence
Hi all,
I use Postgresql 8.2 in win env. I wrote a set of complex queries which
return three temporary tables of results. I want to use then in php, but the
unique way I know consists on sending one query a time via php, the logic I
need has now been cablated into the sql code.
I could use the fu
